Town Hall

Schärding, Oberösterreich, Österreich

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Schärdinger's town hall dates back to 1594, when two patrician's houses were joined together to create a new Rathaus. Having suffered servere fire damage in 1809, it was restyled several times in the Neo-Gothic and Neo-Baroque styles. The Council Room on the first floor contains frescos by Brof. Zülow of Linz (1947) depicting motifs characteristic of the ild town.

Schärding's town hall dates back to 1594, when two parician's houses were joined together to create a new Rathaus. Having suffered severe fire damage in 1809, it was restyled several times in the Neo-Gothic and Neo-Baroque styles. The Council Room on the first floor contains frescos by Prof. Zülow of Linz (1947) depicting motifs characteristic of the old town.